Mardaani 3 Ending Explained: How Shivani Uncovered Amma's Kidnapping Mafia And Positive-Negative Cervical Cancer Link

Mardaani 3 Ending Explained: Rani Mukerji is back with ‘Mardaani 3’ and returns as Shivani Shivaji Roy, this time more sharper and stronger than ever, taking on a case that goes far beyond kidnapping. What initially appears to be a human trafficking racket slowly reveals a deeply disturbing medical crime. According to IMDb, “It is a race against time and there will be no mercy. Shivani Shivaji Roy is back to rescue girls who go missing without a trace”, is a main plot of  ‘Mardaani 3’.

The film’s finale focuses less on action and more on moral weight. Shivani doesn’t just chase criminals, she listens, notices patterns and questions motives that don’t add up. The ending ties together the emotional threads of the victims and exposes the real mastermind of the story. 

Mardaani 3 Ending Explained

The Truth Behind Amma’s Crimes

‘Mardaani 3’ concludes with a tense and emotional finale, keeping the franchise’s signature suspense tone. Rani Mukerji reprises her role as Shivani Shivaji Roy, taking on a case that goes far beyond ordinary kidnapping. What appears to be a human trafficking racket gradually reveals a network of medical exploitation and crime.

The final act focuses on intelligence, observation, and moral clarity rather than high-octane action. Shivani doesn’t just chase criminals, she notices patterns, asks tough questions, and unravels the sinister motives hidden behind Amma’s (played by Mallika Prasad) racket.

How Shivani Cracked The Kidnapping Pattern

Early in the investigation, Shivani observes a strange pattern: the kidnapped girls are not being sold or moved abroad. For the past few months, girls are going missing, especially from ages 8 to 11. This is unusual for a regular trafficking operation.

The turning point comes when Shivani analyses missing records and after a huge search finds one girl who manages to escape the kidnapping before she was about to get killed. She realises the girls are not random victims but part of medical testing, specifically, cervical cancer screenings. All those girls who test positive are killed, girls who test negative are kept for further drug testing. This pattern leads her to Amma’s beggar mafia and the hidden operations surrounding it.

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Ramanujan’s Deadly Drug Trials

Ramanujan, played by Prajesh Kashyap, is disguised as an NGO founder, who runs a trust. In reality, it is a supply chain for something more dangerous. Shivani uncovers that NGO founder Ramanujan is running illegal drug trials using the kidnapped girls, exploiting them for experimental treatments linked to cervical cancer.

The girls abducted by Amma’s network are deliberately tested for medical trials. Those who fit are subjected to dangerous drug testing, while others are killed. The positive-negative screening detail becomes the chilling clue that exposes the deadly collaboration between Amma and Ramanujan.

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Mardaani 3 Climax: Who Was Killed At The End?

In the final scene of ‘Mardaani 3’, Shivani tracks down Amma, the main antagonist behind the child trafficking network, and confronts her in Sri Lanka with the help of Fatima (played by Janki Bodiwala). During that confrontation, Amma is killed while trying to escape.

Ramanujan, who had been posing as a social worker but was actually deeply involved in the crime network, is also found and captured. After being apprehended, Shivani ensures he faces consequences for his role in the kidnappings and illegal medical experiments. At the very end, Ramanujan is left in a paralysed state in hospital after Shivani uses the cervical cancer drug on him.

Movies like this show the real things happening in India, and the government should take strict action against them. Awareness through cinema is a start, but real change only happens through law and order. 

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